Preacher ‘70

The Scripture is Luke 18:9-14. This sermon is about the Pharisees and how they were such great law keepers and good people, but when it came to the Lord Jesus Christ, they couldn't accept the Son of God, standing right before their eyes.  He didn't act the way they thought he should and he loved sinners.  They hated him and plotted to kill him.  This sermon was preached in 1978.

This sermon was preached in 1979 on Palm Sunday.  When he talks about the electronic church, he’s not talking about shut-ins, the elderly and those who are not able to go to church any more. He also talks about “God loves the sinner more than He does the righteous."

This is an Easter Message preached on Easter Sunday, 1979.

This is a great sermon about our Salvation and our relationship to Christ.  The sound is not the greatest but the best that could be done with this tape that is 42 years old.  The sermon was too good to toss because of the sound.  The words are understandable.  This sermon was preached February 12, 1978.

Are you personal friends with the Lord Jesus Christ?  You can be.  This sermon was preached in 1980.

Though sermon was preached at Christmastime, 1980, it really isn't about Christmas.  It is about love.  It is about getting rid of hate among families and friends.  It is about reconciliation.  It is about security in Christ.  It is about living in the Light of Christ.

This sermon is about the strength God will give you to “get started” doing what He has called you to do. It was preached in 1980.

The main thing that we as Christians are supposed to do in this life is to make our witness for The Lord Jesus Christ to the unsaved.  This sermon was preached in 1977.

This is a great Stewardship message about the importance of tithing, to God and for our own sake.  We are stewards in the Kingdom of God. It was preached in 1980.

The Scripture for this sermon is when Jesus ascended into Heaven and after a cloud hid Him, 2 angels asked the disciples why they were standing there gazing into Heaven. They told them to go to Jerusalem. What if they hadn’t gone? Are you doing what God wants you to do today? Not yesterday or tomorrow, but today? This sermon was preached in 1978.